In an interview with EnergyChannel at Intersolar South America 2026, EENOVANCE Vice President John Long says Brazil’s energy storage market is still at an early stage as the company expands from residential batteries to C&I and utility-scale solutions — with energy management systems and artificial intelligence becoming part of its long-term strategy.

In an exclusive interview with EnergyChannel at Intersolar South America 2026, Gustavo Christovam João, Applications Engineer at Spain-based Norvento TECHnPower, explains why the future will not be defined simply by more solar, more wind or more batteries — but by the ability to transform all these technologies into a single intelligent, flexible and controllable energy system.

With more than 400 MW under management and operations across 24 Brazilian states, the startup is preparing new launches for the trade show and betting on technology to address one of the key challenges created by the expansion of distributed generation: transforming an increasingly complex operation into a scalable, automated and financially efficient business.

Company will showcase residential, commercial and industrial energy storage solutions in São Paulo, reinforcing its presence in the Latin American market